TourSpecGolfer

I can have the loft set as you wish for Golds Irons, these are hand crafted and only 5 sets per month are produced by Sasaya himself. I will get specs on the Yururi's for you soon. I would play the Yururi because they are super soft, easier to hit than the MP67's and the leading edge/sole grind seems to work really well with my steep blow, Combined with the right shafts these irons are heaven if you dont mind a finish that will wear. I dont sample many blades but have heard many great things about Gold's Factory blades, just recently sold a black teflon set to a customer who simply loves them.

For sure maybe even lower than a ten hcp.

I was wrong, Japan specs 3 iron = 23 USA spec 3 iron = 30

Its released next week sir.

I was told the only difference is loft, anyone sure there is an actual difference?

I will order a set to take pics of.

In a couple days I will post Yururi vs JPX, PRGR and perhaps another. I dont have MR-23's anymore so I hope that will do.

When you say J-Spec Ping Rapture irons do you mean a Japan only version?

MR-23 is much smaller than the Yururi Sir.

Well guys if you only had to pick one set to go on special $$$ which would it be? JPX? Yururi? PRGR? u tell me.

To many factors for them to list a CPM, like the head weight of the driver installed to, the length, tipping etc.. They can only list the raw CPM which doesn't help much.

I have the MB and MB2 2-PW for 950.00 plus shipping and fee's. That MB3 was made just around the time the MB2 was but never advertised. The MB2 was also never advertised.

Don't forget the Fourteens also.

Poor Izawa, He used to be the man, I remember when he was top dog and Tourstage used to Issue Izawa wedges like they did for Maru. I think he is a Titleist man right now.

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I suggest a flowing weight progression, I play: 3-9 Iron D2 PW D3 52* D4 58* D5

On a side note, Japan just released Pepsi Cucumber Flavor!

I think the shaft is giving you trouble, At your swing speed perhaps something a tad lighter or softer would play better for you. What shaft you play and how well you hit the ball makes a big difference in feel. IMO these suckers are soft but you gotta have them built to your specs to notice.

Yeah thats the Eldik SP it had swirl milling and 4 tungsten ingots. I dont have any more but this is what I do have: Balde33 Eldik Ace 33 Eldik Ace 34 Eldik 33 Eldik 34 Eldik M 33 Eldik M 34 Giga 33 Long Neck Putter 34 Mega 33 Tubu BK 34 Tera 33 Tera 34 Tour-3 34 Tubu C BK 34 Tubu 34

Link us and ill let you know.

Since using the 13.5 off the tee my scores have improved, Its never as fun hitting a FW from the tee box but the proof is in the pudding and because of the success I have had with the Epon spoon I have decided to tweak my Technica 380cc so it plays in similar fashion.

My bad I didnt see this thread when you had the pic in it. The ones in the pics look legit to me, anyone care to comment?

LEAP vs LEAP M Leap is shorter heel to toe with a thicker top line making it easier for the average putter. Leap M is longer heel to toe thinner top line with a more shallow face making it better for the more advanced putter. Same theory as the #1 vs #2 premium zone putters. Shorter heel to toe reduces head twist during the putting stroke.

I say ROW DIO.

15hcp, IMO dont play a blade or players CB, go with a mid size CB, i.e Srixon WR, XXIO Forged, PRGR is501, Mizuno JPX, R7 Forged, Yururi Gekku CNC, Tourstage VIQ Forged etc, ONOFF Forged etc.. etc..